The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-14

The MevIear block viii cost
$500 and the contract is lei
Rev. J. H. lockwood delivered
the address OF the day on the Fourth
Of July to a large audience At NIL
tOnvale.
Frank MOrrelle, convicted II bur-
glary in the second degree, has been
senteno ed TO five years in the Peni-
Tertiary.
RE. Jenners, OF Franklin county,
well known as major Of the militia
in 1857, and in command Of the post
at Salina, has become E resident Of
Manhattan.
The editor Of the Herald Is ss per-
feet liberty to ventilate the record
private and publie-of the editor
Of the JOURNAL to his hearts content.
So pitch in.
A prominent Democrat said yea
terday: We don't propose to be
mugwumPed by Davis or anybody
else this fall. We will have q
straight ticket, or there will be fun.
J.B. Case, OfAbIlene, one of the
leading merchants Of that city, told
q reliable citizen Of Salina than the
population Of Abilene is not over
$500. II only the Gazette would be
as frank and truthful.
The grade stakes Of the MinneapO-
lis, Lincoln & Western Cthe railroad
from SaIina north are now being
set in Ottawa county. The Mime
apOlis Messenger says, "Dirt will be-
gin to fiy In a very short time"
Col. Philips, in having a well dug
on a lot in his third addition, struck
a 6-fOOt vein of pOtter's elay-prO-
nOuneed by good judges to be the
best yet discovered in this country.
II is very fine clay, and may be
found Of the greatest value.
In the District Court, the case Of
Woodward VS.. O'Neill was decided
in favor Of the plaintiff. The mo-
ton for a new trial in the case Of
Gregorius VS.. Knox, ct al, was over
ruled. The case Of EbeFwine vs..
Holmqvist is now being tried.
d. d. Or. Sachem, r. H. Bishop,
installed the officers Of Kaw Tribe
Wednesday evening as follows-C. S.
Conrad, Sachem, w. H. Bishop,
Sen. Sycamore, c. T. Hilton, Jr.
Sycamore, L. o. Wight Keeper Of
wampum, Jno. II. Gibson, Chief Of
Records.
Senator Plumb has promised to
make liberal donation Of rare and
valuable books to the library Of the
Kansas Wesleyan University, as
well as to contribute to the cash
fund Of the institution. He is sure
10 make himself solid with Salins
people by this gracious act.
L.O. Wight has removed the frame
buildings Just north OF his Seventh
street block, and will Immediately
commence the erection Of q SO foot,
three story business block on the
ground. Kingman 4 Co. are also
contemplating an I'M portsnt move
for Seventh street in the near future.
II the dead advertisements ia the
Herald were taken out, or the space
contracted for by the advertisers was
strictly adhered TO, that paper would
be compelled to dump in plate mat
ter, or take reading matter and adj
vertisements from its weekly to I'LL
It's daily columns. Poor old Herald.
The petition for charter of "Shab-
bona" Tribe, Improved Order OF Red
Men. of Abilene-was forwarded TO
the officers Of the Great Council Of
Kansas, this morning. Verify, our
Tribe Of Red Men never sleep.
Junction will be the next capture
by the braves of this reservation.
At the meeting Of the Board Of
Trustee Of the Kansas Wesleyan
University, DR.. w. F. swahlen was
elected full president Of that insti-
tuition. T. H. Davis, Of the First |
National Bank, was elected q MEM
Der of the Board, and it's treasurer.
Rev. J. H. Lockwood was elected |
secretary.
The SaIina Evening JOURNAL
comes 20 US now enlarged 20 a seven
column, and every one Of them
''ehOck full' of Salina boom. Every |
man on the staff, from the heavy
editOrialist to the Photographer, Is a
booming rustler, jogging from the
Of the paper.-SoiOmon
city Sentinel.
Frank Taylor, a young man about
"A years old, employed by David
Herbert, a farmer six miles north
west Of Salina, received a sunstrOke
which came near ending
his earthly existance. He was out
in the field blowing at the time.
His recovery was effected after
great effort.
We had thought Of not mentioning
the game Of ball that our home club
INDUCED in at Scott City, on the 4th,
rs the score stood ~ to nothing
against Salins, but the boys were
treated so royalty, and are In such
good spirits over their engagement,
sven If they were done up, that
The allusiOn will be pardoned.
DIR. w. H. Sweet, Of the salina
Wesleyan University, occupied the
VI. E. pulpit last Sunday morning
and evening. The doctor is a fine
speaker, and those who bad the good
fortune to hear him, speak Of bis
iiseourses In glowing terms. He
stands high in Kansas rs an educa-
or and II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. city
Sentinel.
A leading Republican last night
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